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Snack on tasty pub fare at The Old Oar House, a local favorite.
Life is all about choices, and they are not limited here with plenty of gluten-free and low-fat dishes.
The dress code is strictly casual at The Old Oar House, so come as you are (and as you are comfortable).
Easily accessible parking options are located near this dining establishment.

What is American food? Cuisine that is delicious and perfect for any occasion. Come grab some at Hennessy's.
The healthy meal options at Hennessy's are bold, colorful and filled with flavor.
The restaurant has ample room for dancing, and patrons can be seen jamming out on the floor.
If you're hoping to make a smashing impression at your next soiree, you can also have Hennessy's cater for you.
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An average meal at Hennessy's will set you back about $30.
Stop by for three square meals a day — Hennessy's serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

When searching for the perfect place to open up their new eatery, Fish Tales Seafood & Steak House owners Dan and Peggy Wesner got all the way to the edge of the ocean, threw up their arms, and said, "good enough." Today, their endeavor has paid off, and diners from near and far come to feast on the restaurant's flaky fish sandwiches. Each day, the kitchen releases its bounty of freshly caught whitefish and tuna onto plates, serving it in steak, fillet, or sandwich form. Chefs also assemble steak, chicken, and salmon into skillets, which arrive to tables chock-full of potatoes, tomatoes, onions, and green beans.
Fish Tale’s marina-side location attracts visitors from water and land, with room to dock your sailboat or warmongering naval flotilla. Wooden benches and tiki accoutrements adorn the dining room, and bartenders at the eatery’s two waterfront bars dispense a bevy of frosty brews.

Hankering for a side of fries? Try the grub at Mac Daddy's Liquor Lounge, a tasty restaurant serving American-style fare.
Be sure to complete your meal at Mac Daddy's Liquor Lounge with a drink from the restaurant's full bar.
Check out the brews and bites at happy hour, and kick back without spending a fortune.
Make the most of the warm summer months by dining outdoors in Mac Daddy's Liquor Lounge's beautiful outdoor seating area.
Take advantage of the restaurant's open space and tap into your inner dancer.
Mac Daddy's Liquor Lounge is known for its great food, and it also includes a pup-friendly policy neighborhood locals love.
The restaurant's "rush" is all weekend long, so diners should be prepared to wait for a table.
Mac Daddy's Liquor Lounge is located in a prime area for those who wish to park in lots.

Buffalo City Bar and Grille offers a wide variety of classic American dishes.
For those tired of trendy diets, Buffalo City Bar and Grille's lack of low-fat food is sure to make your stomach smile.
Pick your poison and toast your evening — drinks are also served here.
Perfect for after-work outings, Buffalo City Bar and Grille's happy hour is hard to beat.
Speakers are blaring and crowds roaring at the restaurant, so prepare for a noisy night out.
At Buffalo City Bar and Grille, drivers can settle for safe parking in the lot next door.
Bike parking is also available outside the restaurant.
Buffalo City Bar and Grille's mid-range cuisine will please your pockets as well as your palate.

If you're in the mood to munch on top-rated American grub, check out Coyote Ugly.
Coyote Ugly is making food that everyone loves. Taking it back to the high-calorie basics.
Being a fan is serious business; don't miss a minute of your team's game.
The music and crowds can create quite a racket at Coyote Ugly — noise levels can reach the upper registers.
Weekends are busy at the restaurant, so be prepared for longer wait times.
For the tastes of Coyote Ugly from the comfort of your next party, the restaurant also offers catering services.
The parking options near Coyote Ugly are quick and painless.
A meal at Coyote Ugly will typically set you back about $30.

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Themed bars have been around since at least as far back as the 19th century, when establishments lured patrons with crazy gimmicks, drink specials, and just about anything else that might separate them from the pack. In fact, at one time in New York, some bars discarded their glasses in favor of barrels of booze connected to rubber tubes. For a few cents, customers were allowed to drink as much as they could until they had to take a breath. Such extreme measures might not fly today, but some places still walk a fine line between being a bar and being something completely different altogether. Across the country, some bars’ adopted themes have evolved into their own unforgettable experiences, as much a reason for visiting as the taps and bottles behind the oak. Below are nine of the best themed bars—places where a guy can walk into a bar and find himself somewhere else entirely.
Wilson & Wilson Private Detective Agency | San Francisco, CAA Speakeasy Within a SpeakeasyHidden behind a door within San Francisco’s famous Bourbon & Branch, Wilson & Wilson operates under the guise of a PI firm, complete with frosted-glass windows. Inside, 1920s-era wallpaper, old-school cash registers, and cocktail menus that resemble case files swirl together to create an experience plucked straight from Prohibition.Lala’s | Austin, TXChristmas in July—and Every Other MonthIt’s always the most wonderful time of the year at Lala’s, where Christmas hasn’t ended since 1972. That year, owner Francis Lala decided the bar looked too bare without decorations, so she left them up. Not much has changed since: colorful string lights still dangle from the ceiling and elves dance above the bar, imbuing the otherwise dim space with everlasting yuletide charm.Gotham City Lounge | Brooklyn, NYThe Dynamic Duo's Dive of ChoiceJust about every inch of wall space at Gotham City Lounge is covered in superhero memorabilia, including action figures, posters, and enough comic-book panels to adapt War and Peace as a graphic novel. Burrowed beneath Bushwick’s elevated M tracks, the bar is a bit cozy, but it packs a mighty punch—especially with its wallet-friendly shot-and-beer specials.Donny Dirk’s Zombie Den | Minneapolis, MNRefuge from the Zombie ApocalypseWhen the rest of the world is overrun by flesh-eating zombies, Donny Dirk’s will still be slinging its zombie poison-infused liquors and immunization shots. Mounted zombie heads hang from the walls, emergency weapons are planted all around, and horror movies flash across the bar’s TVs as reminders of mankind’s looming demise.Three Dots and a Dash | Chicago, ILHidden Tiki ParadiseThe entrance to Three Dots and a Dash is a trip in itself. Behind a secretive, back-alley door, a hallway of glowing skulls transforms a cold Chicago winter into a dimly lit tiki paradise. As dry-ice vapor spills out of treasure chests that hold $400 cocktails, servers in Hawaiian shirts and floral dresses dole out drinks in hollowed-out coconuts and seashells.Kalamazoo Beer Exchange | Kalamazoo, MIFluctuating Beer PricesAt Kalamazoo Beer Exchange, Black Tuesday would’ve been the start of a Great Celebration. Just like the actual stock market, the prices on KBE’s 28 draft beers are based on real-time sales, leading to constant fluctuation and, yes, even crashes, when the price of a beer might drop drastically. A large screen displays all the current numbers, letting savvy investors grab their favorite brew at a discount before it spikes again.The Wreck Bar | Fort Lauderdale, FLUnderwater Mermaid ShowsDecorated to resemble a shipwrecked Spanish galleon—complete with hemp ropes and polished driftwood—The Wreck Bar is a nautical treasure burrowed within the Sheraton Fort Lauderdale Beach Hotel. Inside, portholes peer beneath the surface of the hotel’s pools, where mermaids and aquatic performers mesmerize onlookers with underwater dance moves during 30-minute shows.Thomas Foolery | Washington, DCCandy, Bottled Beers, and Board GamesThe 40-plus bottled beers qualify Thomas Foolery as a bar, but the selection of games, as well as the opportunity to turn any beer or soda into an ice-cream float, make it feel more like a giant playroom. Adding to the silliness: a daily angry hour, during which visitors can get $1 off any drink by ordering in their best angry voice, and a set of “rules” that offers discounts in exchange for goofy stunts.HandleBar | Austin, TXFacial Hair of the DogHandleBar opens its doors for people with all types of facial hair—and for those who can’t grow any, there’s a photo booth ready and waiting to alter pictures with choice 'staches. Bartenders, meanwhile, pass out drinks named after mustachioed celebs, and the outdoor patio lets visitors feel like smooth-faced kids again with a giant Jenga tower and a working seesaw.Photos: Jennifer Morrow via Flickr; Jessica Jeanne via Flickr; Gotham City Lounge via Facebook; Donny Dirk’s Zombie Den; Three Dots and a Dash via Facebook; Kalamazoo Beer Exchange via Facebook; B Ocean Hotel; Thomas Foolery; HandleBar | CC BY 2.0